Delta Goodrem in tears after Strictly tribute from hosts
Delta Goodrem broke down in tears watching Strictly Come Dancing after hosts paid tribute to her following her injury-enforced absence from Icons Week.
Delta Goodrem broke down in tears watching Strictly Come Dancing after hosts paid tribute to her following her injury-enforced absence from Icons Week.
An electric mop beat a traditional mop and bucket in a hands-on comparison, drying floors in 15 minutes versus 40 and separating clean from dirty water.
Milwaukee swept Los Angeles in the NLCS, ending the Dodgers' season and advancing to their first World Series since 1982.
Manchester is the UK's day-rave capital, with 76% of students preferring daytime raves to late nights, a Papa Johns survey found.
Stephen Robinson says Findlay Marshall should inspire Aberdeen's academy prospects after the midfielder secured a top-team spot, with Andrew Fasanya and Cooper Masson also given chances.
Joe Lycett is giving away 500 pints at 30 UK pubs this Friday, calling locals 'one of the best things' about Britain as he champions community spirit.
Black music events are cancelled, restricted or shut down at higher rates than white-led events, costing the music scene up to £141 million a year, a report found.
Love to Dream launches a hazel Swaddle Up in its Halloween collection. Parents praise the £29.99 swaddle, with one mum saying midwives commented on how cosy her baby looked.
The new Early Years Teacher Degree Apprenticeship lets people without a degree earn while they learn and gain Early Years Teacher Status, with rising demand already seen in Hertfordshire.
Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson fears the 1-0 loss to St Johnstone is more costly than three points, after losing striker Ayoub Mouloua to a head knock.
German-born Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler has branded the British citizenship process 'a complete farce', criticising its imperialistic textbook and sports questions.
Lawrence Dallaglio believes Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake can help Gloucester compete in the Champions Cup, starting with their opening clash against reigning champions Bordeaux at Kingsholm on October 16.
Iffy Onuora, the Premier League's first head of equality, diversity and inclusion, praised Everton's transformation from an all-white team to celebrating its first 11 black players at a new exhibition.
Nigella Lawson's one-pan garlic chicken with lemon and thyme is 'gloriously easy' and melts in the mouth, serving four to six with leftovers for up to three days.
Thomas Tuchel insists England took zero risk with Alex Scott after the midfielder's thigh injury left Bournemouth unhappy. Scott could be out for two months.
Chefs agree on one technique for perfect scrambled eggs: cook them low and slow on the stovetop, not in the microwave, and remove from heat early.
Scott McTominay's Napoli future is in doubt amid stalled contract talks, while Manchester United plan to loan Harry Amass out in January.
As temperatures drop in October, experts recommend washing six neglected winter items, from dressing gowns to heated blankets, to keep them fresh and ready.
T Walsh Contracts Ltd in Ayr receives £6,000 through Powering Potential, a new SELECT and Luceco Group initiative supporting apprentice training in small Scottish businesses.
A 10-minute saltwater brine keeps pork chops tender and juicy, preventing them from drying out during cooking, says cookbook author Stacy Lyn Harris.
Dyfan Hughes, 18, from Llangollen, has begun a 30-hour journey home to Wrexham after a serious lorry crash in China during a charity bike ride from Wrexham to Thailand.
Mauricio Pochettino says sporting justice did not exist during Man City's rule-breaking era, criticising the Premier League's controls after the club were found guilty of 114 charges.
Chancellor John Healey announces a £100m Local Apprenticeship Service to help nearly one million young people not in employment, education or training into work.
Manchester United could reignite interest in Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde in January after limited game time, while JJ Gabriel's behaviour is questioned.
Full Fact reviews claims on apprenticeship starts under Labour and exposes an AI-generated image of teachers protesting Pride flag removal.
Readers respond to low apprenticeship uptake, calling for a simpler system and more technical opportunities for young people.
Arsenal could loan Max Dowman in the second half of the season if a suitable club is found, with Mikel Arteta saying the decision will be evaluated every six months.
Martin O'Neill has confessed Celtic failed to land a replacement for Arne Engels, whose £22m sale to West Ham left the Hoops lacking running power in midfield.
Al-Hilal have confirmed Richard Hughes as their new sporting director, with Mark Burchill and Craig McKee joining him from Liverpool.
Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals were thrown into chaos after Katya Jones and Neil Jones were injured and forced to pull out of pre-recorded group routines at Elstree Studios.